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                                     ³Cedar³
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    (Cedrus libani) some cedar trees grow as old as two thousand years. The
    cedar of Lebanon is the best known cedar because of its frequent
    appearance in the Christian Bible as a symbol of power and longevity.

       The aromatic wood has been made into pillars, coffins, instruments,
    and all sorts of furniture, as it is water and decay resistant and
    repels insects and moths. In the United States cedars are grown in
    California, in some of the southern states and as far north as southern
    New England.

       Cedar is useful in Satchets and in incenses*.